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Agile Engineering Practices is for developers who want to improve their skills by taking our best technical Agile exercises. Learn by doing exercises from our 6 best-selling albums. They will teach you how to recognize bad designs in code, improve the design of existing code, improve code by refactoring it to/towards a design pattern, write high-speed tests focused on a single responsibility, drive your design via the red/green/refactor cycle, and handle awkward collaborators with ease.
This album features:
Full Contents
| Smells In Legacy Code, A Scavenger Hunt — by Joshua Kerievsky | |||
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| Smellections Introduction | 3 | ||
| The Smellections Scavenger Hunt | 4 | ||
| The Solutions in Depth | 5 | ||
| Smells In Collection | 6 | ||
| Smells In AbstractList and AbstractSet | 7 | ||
| Smells In AbstractCollection | 8 | ||
| Smells In List | 9 | ||
| Smells In Set | 10 | ||
| Smells In Map ← Click to Preview | 11 | ||
| Smellections Hunt Conclusion | 12 | ||
| Automated Refactoring Exercise — by Joshua Kerievsky | |||
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| Automated Refactorings | 14 | ||
| Automated Refactoring Demonstration | 15 | ||
| Perfect Tools? | 16 | ||
| An Exercise To Give You Experience | 17 | ||
| Critiquing Your Performance | 18 | ||
| Installing Our Eclipse Plugin | 19 | ||
| Download the Exercise | 20 | ||
| Exercise Instructions | 21 | ||
| Upload Your Exercise | 22 | ||
| A Graph of Your Refactoring & Testing Activity | 23 | ||
| Your Critique Results | 24 | ||
| Your Customized Feedback | 25 | ||
| Automated Refactoring Solution | 26 | ||
| Adapter: XML Lab — by Joshua Kerievsky | |||
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| In Need Of An Adapter ← Click to Preview | 28 | ||
| Choosing A Preferred Interface | 29 | ||
| Problem Source Code | 30 | ||
| Refactoring Guidance | 31 | ||
| Download, Build & Test Instructions | 32 | ||
| Solution Video Step 1: Extract Interface ← Click to Preview | 33 | ||
| Solution Video Step 2: Extract Class | 34 | ||
| Solution Video Step 3: Move Method | 35 | ||
| Solution Video Step 4: Implement Interface | 36 | ||
| Solution Video Step 5: Pull Up Fields & Methods | 37 | ||
| Solution | 38 | ||
| Exercise: Basic Microtesting — by Mike Hill, Gil Broza, Keith Ray | |||
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| Writing Basic Tests | 40 | ||
| The Tail Data | 41 | ||
| Tail Priorities | 42 | ||
| This Design Sucks | 43 | ||
| Comparing Tails | 44 | ||
| Assessing The Lab | 45 | ||
| Installing Our Eclipse Plugin | 46 | ||
| Get The Starting Code | 47 | ||
| The Dumbest Case | 48 | ||
| Testing The Dumbest Case | 49 | ||
| The Same IDs | 50 | ||
| Now We're Making Progress! | 51 | ||
| Keep The Axe Sharp! | 52 | ||
| Sharing Data Creation | 53 | ||
| A Perfect Test | 54 | ||
| Designing Your Test Data | 55 | ||
| The Rest Of The Story | 56 | ||
| Upload Your Lab | 57 | ||
| How You Scored | 58 | ||
| Your Customized Lab Feedback | 59 | ||
| Our Solution | 60 | ||
| Exercise: Microtesting Complex Scenarios — by Mike Hill, Gil Broza, Keith Ray | |||
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| Practice, Practice, Practice ← Click to Preview | 62 | ||
| Four Priorities | 63 | ||
| The TailQueue Code | 64 | ||
| Unqueueing Tails ← Click to Preview | 65 | ||
| Assessing The Lab | 66 | ||
| Installing Our Eclipse Plugin | 67 | ||
| Download the Next Version | 68 | ||
| The TailQueue Mission | 69 | ||
| Upload Your Lab | 70 | ||
| How You Scored | 71 | ||
| Your Customized Lab Feedback | 72 | ||
| Instructor Solution Part 1: Testing Basic Retrieval | 73 | ||
| Instructor Solution Part 2: Testing Preferences | 74 | ||
| A TDD Rhythm Exercise — by Joshua Kerievsky | |||
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| The Purpose of this Exercise | 76 | ||
| Critiquing Your Performance | 77 | ||
| Proceed with Caution | 78 | ||
| Installing Our Eclipse Plugin | 79 | ||
| Download the Code | 80 | ||
| Exercise Instructions | 81 | ||
| Upload Your Work | 82 | ||
| A Graph of Your TDD Activity | 83 | ||
| Your Critique Results | 84 | ||
| Your Customized Feedback | 85 | ||
| Our Solution | 86 | ||
| Test-Driven Development Lab — by Joshua Kerievsky, Mike Hill, Gil Broza | |||
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| TDDing Big Bill's Billing System ← Click to Preview | 88 | ||
| Some Advice Before You Begin | 89 | ||
| Setup | 90 | ||
| Task 1: Calculate A Simple Phone Bill | 91 | ||
| Task 2: Calculate Excess Minutes | 92 | ||
| Task 3: Calculate Family Discount | 93 | ||
| Task 4: Calculate Complete Phone Bill | 94 | ||
| Task 1 Solution ← Click to Preview | 95 | ||
| Task 2 Solution | 96 | ||
| Task 3 Solution | 97 | ||
| Task 4 Solution | 98 | ||
| An Alternative Solution | 99 | ||
| A Third Solution | 100 | ||
| Lab: Slipping A Listening Fake — by Gil Broza, Mike Hill | |||
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| Introduction | 102 | ||
| The Code | 103 | ||
| Existing Microtests | 104 | ||
| Download The Code | 105 | ||
| The First Case Of Slowness | 106 | ||
| Our Solution | 107 | ||
| Great Microtests | 108 | ||
| Perhaps Use Extract & Override? | 109 | ||
| Make A Stub For Shipper | 110 | ||
| Slipping A Shipper Stub Solution ← Click to Preview | 111 | ||
| Making a Listening Fake | 112 | ||
| Listening Fake Solution | 113 | ||
| Lab: Faking a Singleton — by Gil Broza | |||
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| Lab: Faking A Singleton | 115 | ||
| A First Attempt | 116 | ||
| Download The Code | 117 | ||
| Double Awkwardness | 118 | ||
| Hints | 119 | ||
| Our Solution | 120 | ||
| Auto-Mocks Lab — by Gil Broza | |||
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| Lab: Auto-Mocking | 122 | ||
| The Challenge | 123 | ||
| The Code | 124 | ||
| Awkwardness ← Click to Preview | 125 | ||
| Download The Code | 126 | ||
| Your Mission | 127 | ||
| The Simplest Case | 128 | ||
| The Second Task | 129 | ||
| Solution For The Second Task | 130 | ||
| The Last Task | 131 | ||
| Solution For The Last Task | 132 | ||
This album features:
- 5-8 hours of content
- 132 pages
- 17 solution videos
- Support for Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA
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